Bulldog

Do I replace it or buy something different. I love the itunes setup even though it makes it difficult to switch to something else.
I have just under 20gig of music that I like to keep with me and the ipod was perfect for that.

Zune?
Ipod 30gig video?
Ipod 1gig shuffle and rotate music?
Anything else?

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radimus

PDA with a 2 or 4gb card for local favorites, and orb to stream the odd tune that you want to hear.

refer to law 2

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e_tellurian

Originally Posted by Bulldog

Do I replace it or buy something different. I love the itunes setup even though it makes it difficult to switch to something else. I have just under 20gig of music that I like to keep with me and the ipod was perfect for that. Zune? Ipod 30gig video? Ipod 1gig shuffle and rotate music? Anything else?

Was your we-com virtual wallet communicating with your ipod at the time of departure?

E-T

Axim_X50_owner

Buy a ipod, they are nice and reliable devices!
-Justin

Unwired

I have the 5G iPod, and I just got the Zune. So far, I'm really loving the Zune, specially the Zune pass, and also the FM tuner is pretty cool.

Get the Zune!

Rishad

I'd go for the Zune. Read some really good reviews.

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star882

Get another iPod since you're used to it and make sure the color is pink (use fluorescent stickers) so it doesn't camouflage as easily. (Hey, it worked great for many HVAC companies...)

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HDTV the way it should be:
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Originally Posted by A friend of mine who has a Linux kernel named after his girlfriend.

If I was VirtualBox, I could load my virtualization module into Hannah and boot up another kernel in the same address space.

mikeyp

palm os pda :-p

Kool Breeze

If I were in the market for a portable player right now, I'd go for the Zune!

diducmeb4

Fully concur with Rad's #2 law on technology - " All devices should have more than one function or interface with other devices"

Tblove

I just bought a Sansa E250(2gb) and very pleased with it.I use it mostly for audio books but also have music on it.It will play video,has a fm tuner, will accept micro sd cards and record voice.You can also use it as a thumb drive to transport and store files.All of this for less than $100.00.You can get up to an 8gb Sansa in th E200 series.I think this is the most bang for the buck.

diducmeb4

Now that's what I'm talking about!

Tblove

Nothing wrong with Ipods except for price and usability.I didn't even consider the Ipod because I'm a leader,not a follower.

e_tellurian

Originally Posted by Tblove

I just bought a Sansa E250(2gb) and very pleased with it.I use it mostly for audio books but also have music on it.It will play video,has a fm tuner, will accept micro sd cards and record voice.You can also use it as a thumb drive to transport and store files.All of this for less than $100.00.You can get up to an 8gb Sansa in th E200 series.I think this is the most bang for the buck.

Mature technology will/should come down in price to make room for new R&D and unexpected expenses.

Peace,

E-T

diducmeb4

It's amazing how soon and sharply prices drop. Look at LCD and Plasma TVs as an example